Why choose Trespa Pura sidings?
Trespa Pura Sidings are made from up to 70% natural fibers, which are sourced from sustainable forests and certified according to the PECF™ standard. For maximum design freedom, Trespa Pura boards can be installed vertically or horizontally and there is a stunning range of colors to complement any design.
What is Trespa?
Jump to navigation Jump to search. Trespa is the brand name of a type of high-pressure laminate (HPL) plate manufactured by Trespa International BV, based in Weert, the Netherlands. Their panels are used for exterior cladding, decorative facades and interior surfaces. It is composed of woodbased fibres or Kraft paper with phenolic resin applied.
How are Trespa plates made?
Manufacture. Trespa plate is made by compressing impregnated paper or wood fibers and epoxy, phenolic or polypropylene resin at high pressure and high temperature. A special surface made with Electronic Beam Curing, a coating technique developed by Trespa, ensures durability and scratch resistance.
How many colors of Trespa Pura are there?
When designing your Trespa Pura facade, choose from many handsome colors, including eight rich natural wood tones such as new Tropical Ipe. More about Trespa Pura colors here.
Is Trespa a plastic?
Trespa is the brand name of a type of high-pressure laminate (HPL) plate manufactured by Trespa International BV, based in Weert, the Netherlands. Their panels are used for exterior cladding, decorative facades and interior surfaces. It is composed of woodbased fibres or Kraft paper with phenolic resin applied.
What is Trespa siding?
Trespa Pura NFC is Quality Siding As a high-pressure laminate cladding, Pura is made from about 70% wood fiber and thermo-setting resins. At high pressure and heat, the materials are compressed into an exceptionally sturdy panel.
How long do Trespa panels last?
Interior Panels The impact, moisture and chemical resistance of these high-quality panels, which are made with natural fibres and thermosetting resins, not only extend their product life but also keep them looking vibrant. This engineered durability is why Trespa offers a 10-year warranty.
What is Trespa cladding?
Trespa® Meteon® is a decorative high-pressure compact laminate (HPL) with an integral surface manufactured using Trespa's unique in-house technology: Electron Beam Curing (EBC).
Can Trespa be painted?
It is possible to paint your Trespa® façade; with the right preparations and the proper primers Trespa® HPL sheets are suitable for painting. Of course, it would be easier to order the sheets in your desired colour straight away. All our HPL sheets are UV resistant and suited for both indoor and outdoor use.
Is Trespa an HPL?
Trespa® Meteon® is a decorative high-pressure compact laminate (HPL) with an integral surface manufactured using Trespa's unique in-house technology: Electron Beam Curing (EBC).
What do you cut Trespa with?
Cutting Trespa® with a multi-tool or angle grinder Trespa®'s general guidelines recommend cutting these panels with a wall saw, jigsaw, fixed circular saw, or hand-held circular saw. If you're going to use a hand-held circular saw, Trespa® recommends that you have the non-decorative side facing upwards while sawing.
Is Trespa a high pressure laminate?
Trespa® Meteon® is a decorative high-pressure compact laminate (HPL), manufactured using Trespa's unique in-house technology, Electron Beam Curing (EBC). This creates a highly stable, dense Trespa Meteon panel with a closed surface to withstand dirt accumulation.
What is the fire rating of Trespa?
Fire Retardant Trespa panels, tested and classified to national Class 0, had been specified above 18 metres. Standard panels, with an Index (I) of 19, just below the limit of 20, were employed below 18 metres. In both cases, as the Diagram shows, the requirements were satisfied.
What are phenolic panels?
Phenolic panels are highly resistant architectural panels made of natural core material layers and thermosetting resins, manufactured under high pressure and temperature.
What is HPL cladding?
High Pressure Laminate (HPL) Cladding is a lightweight, durable, exterior facade material. We partner with Vivix by Formica to provide high quality exterior grade HPL and weather board cladding for building facades. This innovative, high quality and practical solution is ideal for many projects.
What is HPL sheet?
High Pressure Laminate (HPL) sheets are made by saturating layers of Kraft paper into phenolic resin and then it is sandwiched between printed décor papers. They are compressed and baked under high heat making them strong, and beautiful for use.
How can I paint Trespa siding and/or cladding solutions?
All of Trespa's solutions are finished with proprietary Electron Beam Curing, which locks color in and contaminants out. There is no need to paint Trespa solutions.
What are Trespa® products made from?
Trespa ® is a high-pressure compact panel (HPL), based on thermosetting resins, homogeneously reinforced with wood-based fibers and manufactured under high pressure and at high temperatures. The panels have an integrated decorative surface using proprietary EBC technology, except Trespa ® TopLabBASE ® which has a hard surface based on melamine resins.
Why should I choose a Trespa product?
Trespa products are engineered to last. Our solutions have proven to be so durable that part of our sustainability plan is finding another use for the panels when the façade is finally redone.
What is Trespa?
Trespa is a company that specialized in precision-engineered architectural materials and is recognized internationally as the premier developer of exterior cladding and panels, siding and scientific surface solutions.
Where are Trespa solutions made?
Our state-of-the-art manufacturing campus is at our company headquarters in Weert, the Netherlands. From there, it's shipped to dealers, installers and partners all over the world.
How can I install Trespa® panels?
We work with a broad network of installers and have developed a variety of systems. Please click here f or technical specifications or contact us for more information.
Does Trespa® use renewable resources?
Trespa ® panels contain up to 70% natural fibres, that originate from sustainable forests. Trespa has PEFC chain of custody certification. Trespa significantly contributes to carbon sequestration due to the woodfibre content, the high density and the longevity of the product.
Can Trespa boards be installed vertically?
For maximum design freedom, Trespa Pura boards can be installed vertically or horizontally and there is a stunning range of colors to complement any design. Choose from eight Wood Decor tones that offer the look of real wood with consistent graining and color or eight rich solid shades from the Uni Colour collection.
Is Trespa Pura siding refinishing?
Trespa Pura NFC® Sidings are an attractive and durable cladding solution that is incredibly low maintenance; there is no required pre-finishing, refinishing or repainting necessary during the lifetime of the siding. Looking for a green cladding solution? Trespa Pura Sidings are made from up to 70% natural fibers, which are sourced from sustainable forests and certified according to the PECF™ standard.
The Benefits of Trespa Pura NFC Sidings
Because Pura® NFC sidings by Trespa are a manufactured product, there are many benefits that lend to their consistency and performance, making Trespa wall panels and plank siding an excellent specification for exterior cladding:
Pura NFC Siding Colors
Available in handsome wood decors and col or options for the natural look of wood, without the maintenance.
PURA SIDINGS FLUSH PROFILE & LAYOUT
Pura® NFC Sidings by Trespa are offered in a flush profile whose modern sophistication is complemented by any of the 16 available Trespa North America color options.
What is Trespa plate made of?
Trespa plate is made by compressing impregnated paper or wood fibers and epoxy, phenolic or polypropylene resin at high pressure and high temperature. A special surface made with Electronic Beam Curing, a coating technique developed by Trespa, ensures durability and scratch resistance.
Where is Trespa made?
Trespa. Trespa is the brand name of a type of high-pressure laminate (HPL) plate manufactured by Trespa International BV, based in Weert, the Netherlands. Their panels are used for exterior cladding, decorative facades and interior surfaces.
Where did Krages get his fiberboard?
Krages initially was given a fiberboard plant in the Ore Mountains of East Prussia by his father, which he lost at the end of WWII. He then moved to Scheuerfeld where he acquired the Berger paper mill and began the "Deutsche Duroleum Gesellschaft", making fiberboard plates again.
